Bangs Eradication Program Set For Pontotoc County Oct 1
Dr. Lloyd C. Weldon leads a voluntary Bangs eradication effort in Pontotoc County from Oct 1 to Dec 1 with possible compulsory rules after December. Testing centers and market testing aid cattlemen in qualifying herds to meet state standards, aiming for Oklahoma to become a modified-certified area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Tlemen
Pontotoc
Lloyd C. Weldon
Weldon
Ada Veterinary Clinic
Atnic
Dr. Weldon
Knick Kicks Football Duty in Stratford Incident
A veteran sports photographer recounts a football sideline mishap at Stratford McLoud game. A misjudged flashbulb triggers a crowd hit, an ambulance ride to Ada, and a hospital stay. Naomi quips the moral of the tale: never send a man to do a boy's job.
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Stratford
Stratford-McLoud
Ada
Bill Smith
Bill
Knick
Naomi
George Gurley
Ho Ho
M.E
Work Begins On Water District No. 3
Rural Water District No. 3 starts excavation and main line work west of Ada. B and G Construction Co. of Burkburnett began Sept. 1 for a 150 day project funded by a $300,048 Farmers Home Administration loan. The 21 mile system will serve about 200 families, three churches, and Pickett Center School, with capacity for 1000 taps in the future.
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Ada
10Th Street
Glenwood School
SH 19
Center
Scott's
Kenneth R. Johnson
B. and G. Construction Company
Burkburnett
Tex
Rural Water District No. 3
Byng
Homer
Farmers Home Administration
Escal Myers
Pickett Center
Ada Water
Metropolitan Planning and Zoning Board
Johnson
Esean Myers
Vel Bumpers
Gene Pherigo
Lester
Frisco Installs Equipment Across Ada for In-Motion Weighing
Frisco Railroad implements an electronic coupler in motion scale to weigh cars at rest and on the move, stamping total train weight on tape. The system, costing about 60000 dollars, accompanies a new depot, improved crossings, and a new flasher system to coordinate traffic near the Ada crossing.
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Ada
Frisco
Townsend
Broadway
Bob Fuller
Fuller
Vanoss Cubs First Meeting Since Summer
Vanoss Cub Scouts Pack 195 held its first meeting since summer at Vanoss School. Organizers noted growth from 11 to 20 members in two years, with Mrs. Harold Haines as den mother and future help planned. Ed Coffey named new Boy Scout leader for Vaness. post meeting cookies and refreshments were served by several mothers.
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Vanoss
Cub
Vanoss School
Harold Haines
Marvin Hunt
Ed Coffey
Boy Scouts
Vaness
Haines
Hunt
Corene Pedersen
Kathy Garner
Steven
Laura
Lloyd
Bill
Carlyann
Sa‘bra
Larry
English
Danny
Tammy
Sandy
Rusty
Dean
Danny Stone
Randy Golden
Steve
Donny Pennington
Randy Prince
Sue Mack
Earl Hood
Eddie Glover
Alice Partshall
Eddie Lance
Alpha McDonald
Darrel
Laura Haines
Mike
Weekly Party Idea for WEEKLY Writers
Editors note proposes a weekly writers party to meet exchange ideas. Suggests Wintersmith Lodge for coffee and doughnuts as refreshments. Kathy Gartner Corene Pedersen and Casey Glasgow invited to form a planning committee for WEEKLY writers activities.
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Wintersmith Lodge
Kathy Gartner
Corene Pedersen
Casey I
Glasgow
Grandmother’s kitchen warms with corn meal mush aroma
A nostalgic column urges returning to old time cooking as a man’s heart is found through the stomach. It praises corn meal mush over a blazing hearth and fresh baked rolls, inviting readers to try the traditional recipe.
English Breakfast Rolls From an Old Recipe
A traditional method for making breakfast rolls combines butter flour yeast and egg with warm milk. The dough is left to rise by the fire twice, shaped into rolls placed on a tin, brushed with egg, and finished in the oven.
New Correspondents For The Weekly Bring News To Ada Lula
The Weekly adds Gloria Morgan of Ada Route 4 to cover Ahlosa and Mrs R H Johnston to report Lula news. Previous writers resigned for various reasons. A water filled box with a padded roll tests apple buoyancy designed by Prof William Millier to field test this fall. The aim is bruise free apples for fresh market. Apple harvesting grows mechanized in New York State due to labor shortages. Other Cornell researchers have built harvesters for processing apples.
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Gloria Morgan
Route 4
Ada
Ahlosa
R. H. Johnston
Lula
The
Weexly
Prof
William Millier
Millier
New York State
Cornell
Funds Boosted For Farmers
Bennett Sherrer, local director of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, said last week the annual Agricultural Conservation Program fund will increase this year from $408 to $700 per farmer or rancher. The funds support pond construction, terracing, timber clearing and pasture seedings in Colorado.
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Bennett Sherrer
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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West Main
Cattel
Water District
Don Cook
Vanoss Cubs
By Corene Pedersen
Ithaca, N.Y
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Claceh
Continus
Adit
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